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Interesting stuff Cometgolfer thanks.

Another perspective could be from that of the Hands and their Path in the Downstroke. The relationship to # 2 Angle Release or Throwout it entails assuming Auto Release ( I'm thinking the endless belt must be auto
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Assuming there is a Straight Line Hand Path, the pulley wheel would be located where Straight Line ends. That is to say where Longitudinal Acceleration (which with a truly straight line Hand Path would have no, zero associated CF Throwout, theoretically) gives way to Radial Acceleration (the curved hand path at the bottom of the Hand Path where CF Throws Out #2 and #3).

I like the water ski jumping analogy .....boat and skier travelling in line, longitudinally at the same speed until the boat takes the corner and throws the skier out radially and to a higher speed. #2 Release, Throwout being Velocity Power.

Uh but Im no scientist .... just a golf addict who's trying to get more Longitudinal. Bernt R though, now he is a scientist.

Bucket? He's like a total rocket surgeon with this stuff so ...... respekt. Bucket why are you talking anti circles? Its rude not to share. Come on........

Have a look at this . . . .

http://www.youtube.com/user/MrBatSpe.../7/0FxqPp5A06I

I'm not convinced that all this delay delay delay translates to more speed. If you check out this Mr. Batspeeds stuff . . .the cats that hit the longball (and we know chicks dig the long ball) generate the most "angular displacement of the bat" EARLYin their motion . . .

In your quote above you have correctly used the term THROWOUT . . . throwout of course being a compound word (how 'bout that) . . comprised of THROW and OUT . . . if we delay #1 elbow past navel or past where navel was at address or navel was eatin' boogers or whatever and thereby the subsequent accumulators is the club being "thrown"? Also if the right elbow remains bent that long based on 7-3 or whatever the Magic of the Right Forearm is . . . is #3 getting actuated? Is the clubhead releasing OUT to the ball (throwOUT) or is it releasing behind the hands? to me this is one of the distinctions between Hitting and Swinging

I'm not 100% on my theory but I'm not convinced that this trigger delay stuff translates to speed all things being held constant . . . could be wrong . . .

I mean Tom Watson is 60 plus and still banging it out there pretty good . . . what about JB Holmes . . .and Stricker ain't no tapper necessarily . . .

Are we all suffering from "lag envy" here?